“Just because no one sees it doesn’t mean it’s not real.” For a long time, people thought I was okay.  Not just okay — thriving.  They saw my humor.  They saw my personality.  They saw the version of me that made rooms lighter, conversations easier, and moments more enjoyable.  That version of me was infectious. It drew people in. It made them laugh. It made them feel good.  What most people didn’t know was that it was also a mask.  And it was intentional.    The Battles That

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